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This is bodes ill for America's future. Do you realize that today, the highest court in the land made it virtually impossible to prosecute ANY child porn. It is now left to police departments to prove that the porn they found on someone's computer is a picture of a real child. That is a virtually impossible task.

I'll say that again - today it became legal to own, share, and create child porn (because no one will ever be able to prove it wasn't done digitally - and they'll soon stop trying). I've never seen a darker day. Do you know what this country will be like in three years after creating an appetite for this awful stuff?

468 posted on 04/16/2002 6:08:42 PM PDT by UnsinkableMollyBrown
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To: UnsinkableMollyBrown
Do you realize that today, the highest court in the land made it virtually impossible to prosecute ANY child porn.

This is a patently absurd statement. Have you read the decision?.

---max

486 posted on 04/16/2002 7:43:59 PM PDT by max61
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To: UnsinkableMollyBrown
You are right on. They have tied the hands of law enforcement. It will be nearly impossible to prove child porn. Today was indeed a dark day and a victory for child pornographers.

Parents watch over your children.

494 posted on 04/16/2002 8:29:03 PM PDT by Vicki
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